| Initial letter | Clue | Word ending in N | % Correct |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q | Female monarch | Queen | 95%
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| D | Intelligent sea mammal | Dolphin | 93%
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| L | Yellow citrus fruit | Lemon | 93%
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| U | Legendary horse with a horn | Unicorn | 91%
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| Z | Airship | Zeppelin | 91%
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| A | Article used before a word which starts with a vowel | An | 89%
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| Y | One part of a traditional Chinese duality, which represents passive, negative or feminine qualities | Yin | 89%
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| W | Interrogative (question) word which can also mean "At the time at which" | When | 87%
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| X | Inert gas proposed for use for ion thruster propulsion in spaceships | Xenon | 87%
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| S | A migratory fish often used in cooking | Salmon | 85%
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| J | Spear used in field events | Javelin | 84%
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| I | Preposition which can mean "contained by" | In | 80%
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| N | Thin dress worn by ladies at bedtime | Nightgown | 78%
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| C | Prehistoric fellow with no constructed house | Caveman | 75%
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| B | British word for a cupcake | Bun | 58%
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| G | Soldiers stationed at a particular fort or location | Garrison | 53%
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| E | Hard, protective covering which some animals' bodies have | Exoskeleton | 49%
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| K | A loud horn such as a car horn | Klaxon | 40%
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| P | Type of word, usually a short placeholder used instead of a person's name | Pronoun | 38%
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| T | In Christianity, the conversion of bread and water into the body and blood of Jesus | Transubstantiation | 20%
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| H | Mythical orc-like humanoid with a mischievous character | Hobgoblin | 18%
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| V | The appearance of differently coloured zones in the leaves and sometimes the stems and fruit of plants | Variegation | 16%
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| F | Camera module which adds a burst of light when the shutter is pressed | Flashgun | 15%
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| M | Wrong description of a person or situation | Mischaracterization | 5%
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| R | The act of forming a different idea about something in your mind from the view you had previously; reimagining, reenvisioning | Reconceptualization | 4%
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| O | The act of analysing something too much, building an unnecessary body of academic thought about it | Overintellectualization | 0%
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